FAQ

A probate lawyer can assist with estate administration by preparing the legal documents to open the estate, communicating with the court, resolving disputes, notifying interested parties and creditors, preparing an inventory of the assets, assisting with distribution, and providing legal guidance to the personal representative in charge of wrapping up the decedent’s affairs. They help ensure that the distribution of assets is carried out smoothly and in accordance with the deceased’s will, or if there is no will, in accordance with the law.

Consulting with an estate planning attorney offers numerous advantages. These legal professionals aid in the creation of a comprehensive estate plan tailored to your specific needs and objectives. They can assist in drafting critical documents, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance healthcare directives. By working with an estate planning attorney, you can potentially minimize estate taxes, avoid probate, protect your assets, and ensure that your wishes are respected in the event of your incapacity or after your death.

Estate planning is essential for everyone because it ensures that assets are distributed according to one’s wishes, shields loved ones from legal complications, and facilitates the appointment of guardians and beneficiaries. It helps to prevent potential disputes and secure the future of the family.

Virtual estate planning utilizes technology for remote consultations and document sharing. This approach offers clients convenience, efficiency, and accessibility, enabling them to create a comprehensive estate plan from their location of choice.